The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, March 15, 1934, Image 2
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The Clinton Chronicle, Clinton, S. C,, Thursday, March IS, 193^
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Announcements
POK GAME WARBEN
Mill News
I hereby announce niVself a candi-
pflra
T. J. Blalock To
Head Business
that he has become a part of the city’s
business life. '
T. J. Blalock, well known younj^
man of the city, has assumed the man-
PRESBYTERIANS PLAN
‘‘VOLUNTEER DAY”
urged to present and sign his or
her f'inancial pledge for the coming;
year. The officers in charge stated
yesterday that they desire to express
The officers of the First Presbyte- j “^ge that the canvass be kept in mind
he; and urge that all members t
he to make their subscriptions.
- . Gold^d!le. March O.^Mrs. Willie
date for Game garden in Laurens ^ TootiGe Odell spent
County and pledge m^lf to abide,weekniiid with Mr. and Mrs. M.
by the E. Home in Cliffside, N. €, jagement of the Farmers Exchange as'^**"-
mary. R,. MILLER BKOtaN. | ^ ^ Cothran of Laurens, spent the!, successor to his father the late T J “Volunteer ’ service "will
I hereby announce myself a candi- p,,,* week with his daughter, Mrs. C.’.p, . . . . ’/ Sunday, March 18th. On this,-
Hfate for Game Warden in Ijaurens p t;^^off(»Td. - j Blalock, and will continue to opeiate every member of the church is j
County, subject to the result of the, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wright and Iit-I^***‘ *>“iness at the same l^ation.
democratic primary. ' |t4e son of Spartanburg, spent thej Mr. Blalock \ for the pa.st several
A. B. GALLOWAY w»^k-end with Mrs. Manon Hamm. years has been a member of the Union
Evefythins: In ’
FLOWERS
cooperation n«i,ife»ted last year, »”<< 1 CUnton FloWCT Shop
their appra^atioi^ of the fine spirit of
i^est
i*****^ church have announced that thc'^®^ urge that all mennbers be present! Mcinbcr F* T# D# Plionc S3
Announcement
A. o. i. week-end with Mrs. Manon Mamm. yeark nas oeen a memoer oi me union i ^ -
I hereby .announce myself a candi-’ Mrs. Lois Jenkins and children of,high school faculty, a po.sition he re-L^ I wish to announCb io the pub-
da.J for UiO office of'Game Warden Greenwood, spent the week-end with'cently resigned to lake over the man- lie and my friends in CUhton and
m Inurens county and pledge Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Jenkins. Ugement of his father’s business. His the community that I am nOW'
to abide b> t'be re.-iults of the Deir.o-; Miss Roxie Atkins returned to herjfficnds in the city, many in number, .(OQim^^ted with the Farmers Ex
CHARACTERISTICS
OF OUR LAUNDRY SERVICE
cratic primary
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home in Athens, Ga., Saturday, after
F. S.\TTERWHITE spending a few wiieks with her sister,
I hereby announce myself a can- Mrs. J. R. Hall.
didate for Game Warden in Lau.-en.; ' j
cot.r.y, aind pledge my.seif to ul»i|^, Joanna School Fehrnary Honor Roll j
Sv the. re.sulU of the I>emoc,alic p.-i-
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M. A. (CiUS) CA-\NON j
I hereby announce myself a candi-,^.
date for ♦he office of ^me Warden *'*‘^'*"
in I.jurenK 'a>unty and pledge myself
to abi<le bj' the results of the Demo
cratic primary.
S. EVERETT M.ARTIN.
» R'ch ird Willingham, |
. uumm .’and, Fernicr, Jiin-!
io’ Hali. l'"rol(i Turner.
Second grade: Bobby Boyce, Fred
.1... Miry
Virginia
r»-onci‘,
’.Sorroi/,
Marcia
.Eunice
hX>R MA(;iSTR.\TE
f hc’vby ann>*unv*i my.se-f as a can
did;.tt for t.’-ale cf Hui. -j
Tc iisi'.ip, at Maunl\ i!iv, MibjfCl .e
thi .suits of the iKmocr: ' ( primary'.)
.1, 1- I . KC.’Ii
O’dhie!
Whe’eh* 1 ’^dnM Fttr! Workman. J
Tu.ii, Wdliam I’oug. V'iola j
Ha’l, I'hiioh ne Farmi r, Fav Francis^j^
Hvolyn .'net, Juanita Franks, Bob-•
bic Je.nn iCarr, Gladys \/ili;ngliam,
l,i*'ha I
• 'ou’'‘h grad#*: Walter Fuller, Mau-1
'•ic<* ''.i. nport. Haze! Aderij'^, Doris,
Bozard, Wilma Hawkin.s, Mary l.an-
f n .r;i*.hy Sulton, Bernice Whel-
will be intcrest<‘d in the announcemlent
A Laxaiive that cost*
only or less a dose
NEXT TIME you need modiclno
to act on the bowels, try Thed<
ford’s Hlack-Draught. It bring!
quick relief and is priced #ithia
reach of all. Black-Draught la
oue of the least expensive laxa
tives that you can find. A 25-cent
lutckage contains 25 or more doses.
Refreshing relief from constiiia-
tlon troubles for only a cent or
less a dose—that’s why thousanda
of men and women prefer Thedr
ford's Black-Draught.
change and we will continue to
‘operate the business as before
I my father’s death. We are pre-
: pared to fill all your needs in
I Quality Groceries, Fresh Meats,
'Feeds, Wood and Coal.
Your patronage will be greatly
appreciated and we will strive to
; please. '
^ Come by and inspect our place
lor call 157. We deliver.
FARMERS
EXCHANGE
T. J. BLALOCK, Mgr.
— ECONOMY
— EFFICIENCY
— promptness
We offer you our service at a lower cost than you can,^,
have your washing done for at home.
We invite you tc examine any piece of laundry from
here—you’ll be toniinced of our efficiency—the return
of the bundle will prove our promptne.'^s.
BUCHANAN’S
DRY CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY
“The old RELIABLE’’
Phone 28
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Krlly Waites, (’'audia
biycc. Mil'ired Bozard, I'l'dbel I'raii-
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il. Oaveniiort, Rosa Mue MoLe.i, Hon-
lol.a Turnor.
COl NTV COMMISSrDNEK
1 la reby anr'f'ure** my.'.cdf a ejuid.-
da’e f'**' County,f’o:iiniis,'’.<'n'T of
•«T' <\*unly, .-iubjcel lu the results of|/
tht Ib nvK-'-alK primary.
F. FRANK ANDF.RSON.
Polilkal Arena
Still Growing
Four new candidHles e’'t*'r the
county political ,batt Iefi<'ld for the
T>r m:i’'i'‘s bv making th**ir *’'»*■-
FDR SUIT. OF EDl’CATION lu t p na i v k
, , , - mel announcements irt tod.'iy ^ p.ipe*-.
I hnv!..v ,nnuumv »* a can- Anderson enters the- riiee
didst,- f... (•o.imy Superintendent o.f ciunmiasioner. Mr. Ander-
r.r :catiun for luiurt'n.s i ounty, sub-
jet tt» th«'
pr.mary
von, a former overseer at the Clinton
result of the IteiiuK'ialic mills, is at present a rnerchant-
MILTON A. W11..SON.
THE
OF
' Ul.'. J HIn- M A V At.KU
South E r n Bell
Telephone and Telegraph Co
CuDtinuany aa upon a nuuic
lt>om lha aorld la hound tte;ell>er
1} It lepbt*ne Operalura at dtvilt h
b-iartia all ovt-r (Ue world are (or
Iter wtatiiiK in a lHp"stry of
•*ords. ll»e alory
<* uiaoy lues and
ll,e pattern of
I ‘Untle.sa artivi
t es.
In and ol[it of
the aw iii'hl>oard!i
ILoie the Cords that Intel tine tha
1 Ue« of coinuiunitii'S ai d conti-
Swifily skillfully the oper
ators pl«k up the threads of speech
and guide (liein across the miles,
ever hudS tuyuBiqiti^L
Wuisiea. to moving shi|>s or to dia-
Unt lantU atrusa the seus
In the truest sense, your tele
jfhone operator Is both friend and
te'tjhhor Often lies of kinship and
ass* -a’ion hind her to those whose
voices come at ross the
Through her
^ rd pa.^s many
^ ueasages dally that are
of tbs greatest Import-
ance to the life and bu»'
Isess of the community
Bright and early in the morning
8hei.4kUte through a call that heli>s
a farmer order a/spare ^rt for his
tractor Another conueeiion finds
eat If Jim Thomas, “over near Bo-
Card” is feeding a btuicb of calves
and needs any shelled corn. An
other gets the latest price on heavy
Logs for Bill Simpson. Through tbs
day she aids la calling a doctor for
lira. Moora. whose baby is ill. Puti
through a long distance call for Bob
Roberts, at the stata college. Thea..
through tba Bight, stands - evar.
ready to help those la need.
Coastaatly la her mind an^ activ-
lUcs la otts gaiding piirpoea ...
*Spae4 'tha caU!**
And tka farthar
thoaght that aha
•arfaa hast whaa
'farmer residing on the Mitsgiove read
‘and serving hs inagrstrate of .Souffle ^
town towtudiip. j
i A Hhetl Martin, well known G:ay
'Ct.url fanner, before a Contender for)
.-uiMTvrsor, throws his fiat in the ring
for this place in the approaching pri-i
; inary.
K. Everett Martin, well known Gray ;
.Court cilixen, lengthens the list of
j game - warden aspirants .by bis forinal
, announe'*ment.
Milton A. Wiksdn announces his can
didacy for county superintendent of
(edueatiuii. Mr. Wilson is a former
j phnciptit of the lainford and Hickory
Tavern schools, and at present heads
the school at West Springs in Union
county. He is a well known citizen of,
, this county and a successful U'acher of
sixteen years experience.
Two Big Shows. ^
At Goldville
» ,
ehbok
The h’g l>ixie Min.strel and Variety
I Show will be presented in the .Ioanna;
; school auditorium at Goldville Friday (
’and Saturday evenings at eight o’cli>ck -
with a .star cast of .seventy-five menu;
'hers. The cast will incluile some of'
!the “high lights” of Goldville, be.';ides |
a largo group, of boy.s and girls who'
^will ."'ing an<r dance fbe Tat4».st "tmd^^
most popular numbers. A Chinese cho
rus of little folk.s^ and a butterfly
number bjr ten little girls will also be
one of the features. And there will be
'other features just as clever.
The show is directed by Mr. Dickson
and will be bigger and lietter than'
last year, with an entirely new pro
gram. Miss McGill, well known radio j
.-itar, will alsu be on the program-with;
* M-her noted musicians. “ i
GCoMstl S
CARD OF THANKS '
We wish to thank our friemks for
the many beautiful floral offerings
and other loving expressions of sym-j
I pathy during the illness and death of}
: our dear husband and father. May.
God’s richest blessings rest upon each
of you. f
Mrs. John M. Copeland and Family.]
Radios & Tubes
Smith’s Pharmacy
with
•ovftasy anit-ayss'
pathatic aadar
gtAAdlng.
!• tha btuUa at tha city, as la
town sad country, that la tha fixed
parpoat of avary talaphone employe.
Short Time
LOANS
L. E Mahaffey
Hioae aSS-W
Audits, Sy stenM
a a a ftUd
Income Tax
Service
Robert B. Roper
Certified Public Accountant
Box 153
LAURENS, S. C.
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^DRESSES
Attractive Spring Frocks in canton
crepes and colorful prints. Also
combinations. Sizes 14 to 46—
$2.95, $3.49
$3.95, $4.95
I.adie8’ \Va.'>h Dresses. Fashion’s
latest models in beautiful vat-dyed
prints. Sizes 14 to 52—
S1.49
toadies’ House Dresses, new spring
styles and good vat-dyed prints.
Sizes 14 to 52—
$9c - 98c
Spring’s newest Wash Frocks for
girls, in attractive prints, all \at-
dyed. Sizes 7 to 14—
59c - 75c
Beautiful new spring patterns in
Prints, all guaranteed fast color.
36 inches wide—
19c, and 22c yard
SUITS
i.adies’ WocI FlaniitT Siiort Suits,
sizes 14 to 20. In blue, red, green
and navy—
Swagger Suits in tke new styles
and colors. Sizes 14 to 20—
&5.98 - &9.95
I,adies’ Knit Sweater Suits—
S5.9S and S6.95
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l.adies’ Separate Skirts—
^1.95 ®ach
J.adies’ and
Sweaters—
Misses’ new Spring
98c S1.49 $1.95
lattle Girls’ Print Dresses, with
French panties. Guaranteed fast
color. Sizes 2 to 6—
75c
Goed qualit/, fast color Broadcloth,
short lengths, all colors.
36 inches wide, yard
MEN’S ALL-WOOL
BLUE SERGE SUITS
14 oz,—$13.95 16 oz.—$17.50
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MEN’S
e ALL-WOOL SUITS
In the latest weaves and stylesV—Oxford
gray, medium gray, tan and brow n mixture^—
$11.95, $13.95 and $15.95
MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS
69c, 79c, and 98c
MEN’S
SHIRTS AND SHORTS
25c each
Men’s black ox
fords, new spring
styles in plain
and cap toe
to "
MEN’S NEW SPRING SPORT
OXFORDS
In all white, black and w’hitev and tan
and brow I
MEN’S AND BOYS’
CAPS
New SpringXolors
49c and 98c
$2.95 and
l^adies’ New Spring
DRESS SLIPPERS
Blues, grays, and blacks.
Straps, ties and pumps-^
$1.95 to $3.95
I^adies* SI*ORT OXFORDS, in aU white, brown
and tan, black and white.
All Sizes.
JI.95 to S3.9S
sr
Ladies’ Full-Fashioned pure thread
SILK HOSE, aii the^new spring shades^:::
laadies’ and Misses’
Low’ Heel
SI*ORT OXFORDS
In brown and tan.
$1.49 and
$1.79
MEN’S HATS
The latest styles and all the
new spring shades-r*brown,
gray, tan, and blue—
to
$3.49
SUMEREL’S DEPARTMENT STORE
CLINTON, SOUTH CAROLINA
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